In the end, Adam Thielen won't be available for Thursday's tilt versus the Washington Redskins.
The Vikings officially ruled out the wide receiver Wednesday.
Thielen suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday's win in Detroit. He played just nine snaps and made one catch -- a spectacular 25-yard TD grab -- before exiting the contest with the hamstring issue.
The wideout spoke optimistically this week about potentially being back, but ultimately the turnaround was too quick. Thielen sat out all three practices.
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported earlier in the week that while Thielen was unlikely to play Thursday, it shouldn't be an injury that keeps the Pro Bowl receiver out much longer.
The only other Vikings player given a designation on the injury report was reserve defensive tackle Jalyn Holmes, who was listed as questionable with an illness after not practicing Wednesday.
As for the Redskins, running back Adrian Peterson is listed as questionable with an ankle injury.